The WP.one plugin is automatically installed for every WP.one website. This plugin makes it possible to update, improve, test and secure your website directly through WP Admin. This guide provides an overview of the plugin's features.
- Where to find the WP.one plugin
- Support
- Backups
- Cache
- SEO
- Logs
- Staging
- Updates
- Storage
- Additional options
Where to find the WP.one plugin
- Log in to WP.one.
- Go to Sites at the top of the screen.
- Click WP Admin next to the name of a site to open its WP Admin in a new tab.
- In the WP Admin, click WP.one in the menu to the left.
- You have now opened the WP.one plugin. In the left menu, you can navigate to Support, Backups, Cache, SEO, Log, Staging, Updates and Storage.
Support
Do you need help with any of the plugin's features? Our contact details can be found on the Support page. Additionally, Debug information can also be found on this page. To get help as quickly as possible, please provide the support agent with this information.
Backups
We automatically create backups for you on a daily basis. However, we recommend that you also create your own backups periodically. On WP.one plugin's Backups page, you can easily create and download your own backups. Please read our guide Creating backups through the WP.one plugin for detailed instructions.
Cache
Page cache can improve your website's user experience by making it load faster. It is enabled automatically, but you can also turn it off. Visit our guide Managing cache through the WP.one plugin for more information on page caching and CDN caching.
SEO
In the SEO tab, you can install a free version of Rank Math, a plugin that can help you optimise your website for search engines.
Log
In the Log tab, you can easily check your error log, access log and mail log. This is especially helpful for:
- Solving website issues
- Gaining insights about website visitors
- Checking the delivery of emails sent from your site
You can find more information by reading our guide Using logs through the WP.one plugin.
Staging
The purpose of the staging environment is to test site features before implementing changes on the production version. This way, you can conduct tests without unintentionally affecting the live website. Staging is especially useful when trying out new themes, plugins or updates. Please read our guide Using the staging environment through the WP.one plugin for step-by-step instructions.
Updates
WordPress updates are executed automatically to keep your site safe and up to date. You can use the Updates page to manage these updates. Our guide Managing automatic WordPress updates shows you how to do this.
Storage
Do you want to know more about your disk space usage? On the Storage page, you can see how much disk space is used by content, uploads, themes and plugins.
Additional options
HTTP 2.0 Server Push
HTTP 2.0 Server Push technology is activated automatically through the plugin. This technology shortens the loading time of website files and scripts. If needed, you can deactivate HTTP 2.0 Server Push by adding the following code to your wp-config.php file:
define( 'DISABLE_HTTP2_PUSH', false );
Uninstalling the plugin
In case you want to uninstall the WP.one plugin, you can add the code below to the wp-config.php file:
define(’WPCLOUD_DISABLE_MU’, true);